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  I.     CALL TO ORDER, President Lisa Slominski, 7:10pm


  II.    WELCOME to everyone, especially guest Don Kossick from
           Downtown Ann Arbor Kiwanis.


  III.   PIE IN THE FACE
           The penny war concluded at this week's meeting with Kevin
           getting a whipped cream pie in the face. The pie was thrown
           by none other then Jolene, who has the highest service
           hours of all non-board members. In total, we ended up
           raising 139.76 for our provides child, Jaria.


  IV.    MEMBERS OF THE MONTH

           Our first member of the month is Kevin Zhao, who was introduced by
           Lisa. Kevin was recognized for all the work he did setting up
           and running the poker tournament as well as the high level of
           involvement he gives to the club on a regular basis. Pam
           talked about Amy Mangieri, the other member of the month.
           Amy is recognized for her continuing and increasing level
           of commitment to this club, and for all the service she
           has done.


V.     BIRTHDAY COMPETITION

           For this month's birthday competition, MDER put on an eating
           competition with Lucky Stars cereal for St. Patrick's day.
           Rich won and will advance to the finals later this year.


VI.    SOCIAL ISSUE OF THE MONTH

           The MDER committee introduced the social issue of the month
           for March, the environment, with a competition for the whole
           club. We were divided into 4 groups and had to answer questions
           regarding the environment and recycling. I don't remember who
           won, but I'm pretty sure Kelly's team lost.


VII.   INTERROGATION BOX

           The interrogation box is by far my favorite box in Circle K.
           Even though some people had to be forcibly volunteered this
           Week, it was still more fun than a barrel of monkeys, complete
	   with questions about sandwiches and aerobic leotards.


VIII.  UPCOMING PROJECTS

           )!( KidZone ....................... Mon. Mar. 12 3:30pm-6:00pm

           )!( Green Baxter .................. Mon. Mar. 12 4:00pm-6:00pm

           )!( Riverview Nursing Home ........ Mon. Mar. 12 6:00pm-8:00pm

           )!( Washtenaw Literacy ............ Tue. Mar. 13 6:30pm-8:45pm

           )!( Neutral Zone Dinner Prep .....  Tue. Mar. 13 4:45pm-6:45pm

IX.    CLOSING

           See you all next Thursday.


         To learn more about these projects or sign up online, go to

                      http://www.umcirclek.org/calendar.php





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Without looking it up online or anywhere
else, see how many fictional U.S. presidents
you can name off the top of your head. Such
as characters appearing in movies in books.
Then see how many REAL supreme court justices
you can name.